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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1936

Page

2

Labor Group Urges Senate Vote on Unemployment Insurance

A Columbus labor conference of the Ohio State Federation of Labor demanded the Senate vote on House Bill No. 66 after reconvening March 26. Delegates from Nel sonville and other areas noted the bill’s passage in the House and criticized the Senate committee for delaying action. Resolutions urged immediate action, and a four-person legislative committee was formed to study candidates' labor records for district and county offices.

Senate Nelsonville Ohio State Federation of Labor Columbus Ohio Senate C. E. Hosking Charles Wolf Hoskins UWMA Wolf Boyd Verner E. Metcalf Federation Conference Kimberly B. C. Day Legislative Committee Wilber Hutchins Irvin Nanna Charlies Wolf Charles Wachenschwanz

Nelsonville Club Holds Evening Meeting And Bridge

The Business and Professional Women's Club meets in its rooms Tuesday evening for a regular session. Afterward Miss Rose Shay will continue directing the bridge tournament.

Nelsonville Rose Shay

Surprise party honors Norma Jean McMillin's seventh birthday

Mrs. Clarence McMillin of Haydenville hosted a Saturday surprise party for daughter Norma Jean. Ten guests enjoyed games and contests followed by a refreshment course. The yellow and white color scheme featured gifts for the honoree and candy Easter eggs as favors with Miss Merie Pedigo and Miss Katie Grey assisting.

Nelsonville Clarence McMillin Haydenville Norma Jean Merie Pedigo Katie Grey

Miscellaneous Shower Given for Recent Bride in Nelsonville

Mrs. George Seenes hosted a Sunday evening miscellaneous shower honoring her daughter Mrs. Stanley Norris a recent bride. Guests listed include Mrs. T. J. Thomas and sons Tommy and Johnny Mrs. Gertie Nixon and daughters Philena and Mary Jean Mrs. Elizabeth Mc Dowell and Miss Irene McDowell Mrs. Grace Covert and daughter Mary Ellen Mrs. Grace Thompson and daughter Alice and many others with refreshments served.

Nelsonville George Seenes Stanley Norris T. J. Thomas Tommy Johnny Gertie Nixon Philena Mary Jean Elizabeth McDowell Irene McDowell Grace Covert Mary Ellen Grace Thompson Alice Louise McGuire Betty Flo Hoskins Wanda Bertha John Norris Kathleen Lena Koon Dora Edna Reynolds Margaret Mourn Eddie Tara Hunter Bobby Edna Merriman Clara McKee Marie Barber Dorothy Thompson Nora Galloway Virginia Lou Williams Mary Jo Koveleski Helen Schackert Kathryn Warehime Verna Thompson Elsie Weaver Virgil Seenes

Family Visit Notes from Ohio Towns

Mrs Delbert Walls returned to Lucasville after a week with relatives at Deanville. Miss Kathleen Saltz teacher at McLaney schools was guest at week’s end of her parents Mr and Mrs J H Saltz.

Nelsonville Delbert Walls Lucasville Deanville Kathleen Saltz McLaney J. H. Saltz

Athens IOOF Hall to Host WBA Review Meeting

The WBA Review No. 240 invites all members to attend the Athens Review meeting Tuesday night at 6 30 o clock in the IOOF Hall.

Athens Nelsonville WBA Review Athens Review IOOF

Glouster Man Seriously Injured In Auto Truck Crash Near Lancaster

Stirl McClelland and his uncle Stirl McClelland of Greens Run were returning from Columbus when snow blinded the driver and the car hit a loaded coal truck about four miles from Lancaster. The 21 year old Stirl McClelland remained in serious condition at Lancaster hospital on Sunday with an expected skull fracture possible from an X ray. The elder McClelland suffered a chin laceration requiring four stitches and returned home Saturday. The car was described as a total wreck.

Glouster Stirl McClelland Lancaster Hospital Greens Run Columbus McClelland Lancaster Stirl Young McClelland Pod William McClelland Retai! Con Sales 4 Mine

Marriage Announcement Glouster Couple Wed in Stills

Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Lynch announce the marriage of their daughter Pauline to Walter Holbert son of Mr. and Mrs. John Holbert Glouster. The couple were married March 17 by Rev Rad litt pastor of the Church of Christ at Bt. Marys West Virginia. Both families note the newlyweds are living with their parents.

Glouster Rufus Lynch Pauline Walter Holbert John Holbert Radlitt Church of Christ Bt. Marys. W. Va

Modoc Woman Dies at 56 in Modoc Home

Mrs Susan Danko 56 died this morning at 12 20 at her Modoc home of heart trouble She leaves six children four sons and two daughters Her husband Mike Danko was killed in Mine 281 about 18 years ago Survivors include Mrs Joe Shesky Modoc Mrs Joe Gragon Wolf Run Mike and Wesley at home and Joe in the CCC Camp at Fort McArthur Cal Burial is planned in the Catholic Cemetery at Buchtel.

Glouster Susan Danko Modoc Mike Danko Joe Shesky Joe Gragon Wolf Buchtel

Millfield Girl Weds Dayton Man In Columbus Ceremony

Millfield Miss Catherine Gillespie and Dayton Carl Parker married Saturday in Columbus by Rev. F E B Roberts. Witnesses were Miss May Howard and Ewart Henry. Bride is daughter of Eben and Mrs Gillespie. Parker is son of Worthy and Mrs Parker. They will reside in Dayton after a short honeymoon.

Glouster Carl Parker Dayton Catherine Gillespie Millfield Columbus F. E B. Roberts Linden Church of Christ May Howard Ewart Henry Gilouster Eben Gillespie Donald Howard Parker Worthy Parker Frigidaire Glouster High School

Mrs Blanche Clark Taken To Dayton Hospital

Mrs Blanche Clark of Glouster was taken to a Dayton hospital Sunday for observation several days. She was accompanied by her daughter Velma.

Glouster Blanche Clark Dayton Velma

World Wood Use Outpaces Growth By Fifty Percent

The report states global wood consumption annually exceeds the amount grown by 50 percent, indicating a large supply gap. It highlights implications for forests, supply chains, and potential policy responses to balance harvesting with regrowth.

Trimble Ladies' Aid Irish Meeting at Mrs Phillips Home

The Trimble M E Church Ladies Aid met at Mrs Sylvia Phillips home with Mrs Helen Willike assisting. An Irish program followed the business session with Ella Morrison and Bess Sayre winning prizes. Green and white decor celebrated St Patrick's Day. Twenty six members and visitors attended. Next meet is in April at Mrs Sadie Morrison's home.

Trimble Ladies Aid Society Sadie Morrison

Glouster Masons Attend Columbus Annual Meet

Masons from Glouster joined about 1600 attendees in Columbus for the annual Masonic gathering. Attending from Glouster were Carsom Vernon, Bill Johnston, Homer Morris, Ernest Bryson, Jack Brown, and Paul Bingman. Trimble Lodge members listed include Gene Minor, Russ Lent, T. M. Hamilton, Jonathon Rainey, Ed Hallam, Oscar Koch, Harry Dust, William Hammond, Hoy Seckinger, Mr. Scherik, Mr. Anglin, and Charles White. Carl Antle of Bishopville Lodge also attended.

Glouster Columbus Carsom Vernon Bill Johnston Homer Morris Ernest Bryson Jack Brown Paul Bingman Trimble Gene Minor Russ Lent T. M. Hamilton Jonathon Rainey Ed Hallam Oscar Koch Harry Dust William Hammond Hoy Seckinger Mr. Scherik Mr. Anglin Charles White Carl Antle Bishopville Lodge

Presbyterian Guild Meeting Set at Mrs Wellman Home

The Presbyterian Guild will meet at 7 30 on Thursday evening at the home of Mrs John Wellman on Mound 1.

Logan Presbyterian Guild John Wellman Mound

Troop 66 Boy Scouts Set Tuesday Meeting With Card Check

Patrol Leaders Howe Barber Coakley and Pierce issue notice for all troop members to attend the West School meeting Tuesday at 7:00 PM. Every Scout and leader must bring a 1936 Registration Card or written authority from Scoutmaster Mender to gain entry. A sentinel will verify cards and uniforms. Emergency mobilization signal five long blasts must be answered immediately.

Nelsonville Howe, Barber, Coakley Pierce West School Don Wachenschwanz T. S. M. Earl Wachenschwanz W. D. Mender

Examinations for Mine Positions To Be Held

James Berry of the Ohio Division of Mines announced exams for first and second class mine foremen and fire bosses at Nelsonville High School on Thursday March 26 starting 9 a.m. Applicants should arrive promptly and bring their own pen and ink.

Nelsonville James Berry Ohio Division of Mines

Pair Fined by Mayor for Fighting in Nelsonville

William Ludden and Robert Green Jr pleaded guilty to quarreling and fighting before Mayor 8. G. Holland and were fined 10 dollars plus costs. William Badwell also pled guilty to intoxication with a 10 dollar fine and costs. James Colbert Jr and Orin Miller were jailed for questioning in a theft case involving a radio and a peanut machine owned by Charles Price of Hocking County and taken to Logan. In Nelsonville the Woman's Missionary Society will meet March 26 at the home of Mrs. C. E. Welch with Mrs. Mable Barnecut and Miss Jo Barnecut hosting and a musical program planned.

Nelsonville William Ludden Robert Green, Jr G. Holland William Badwell James Colbert, Jr Orin Miller James Cope Joe Farbearn Hocking County Charles Price Logan Eva Davis Hortense Lion Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church C. EB. Welch Mra. Welch Mable Barnecut Jo Barnecut

Mrs. Essie Perry Dies at 54 in Nelsonville

Mrs Essie Perry age 54 wife of Alex Perry died Sunday at the family home near Salem She is survived by her husband two sons two daughters four brothers and two sisters Funeral services will be held at the Salem Church Tuesday at 10 am Burial will be at Salem

Nelsonville Essie Perry Alex Perry Salem

WBA Juniors Meet at Helen Odenthal Home Tonight

Nelsonville residents greet the WBA Juniors gathering at 7 p.m. at 1030 Walnut Street hosted by Helen Odenthal. All juniors are requested to attend.

Nelsonville WBA Helen Odenthal Walnut St

Evans Returns From Washington D C H Ohio to Kroger Store

Joseph H. Evans son of Mr and Mrs Ed C Evans of 369 Elizabeth St has returned home from Washington D C H Ohio after nine months with the Kroger Co He is now working at the Kroger store in Nelsonville and will resume duties locally.

Nelsonville Joseph H. Evans Ed C. Evans Elizabeth St Kroger Co Washington D. H Ohio Kroger

Government Men at Gallipolis Dam Work 24 Hours Daily

Two engineers on the Ohio River at Gallipolis operate around the clock to monitor gauges and coordinate with offices as floodwaters rise. West Virginia personnel keep their regional office open. Dravo Contracting Co. equipment is moored on the West Virginia side. Damage is minimal but cleanup costs and cable purchases loom after the flood.

Gallipolis Ohio River Robert D. Walker John McSwain Ohio West Virginia Cosmo Wesley Paul Hancock Dravo Contracting Co

Rabbit swims to safety in Gallipolis flood

A wild hare forced from its home by Saturday’s flood near the soldiers' monument in the city park leaped into the rushing waters as a Scottie barked. About 50 onlookers diverted the animal while a workman from the Eppling fleet rescued it after crossing 100 feet of flood.

Gallipolis Soldiers’ Monument Scottie

State Aids in Coal Shortage

Flooded Gallia area towns faced coal shortages as Ohio authorities ordered removal of red tape. County Auditor Emmett Keeler allowed villagers to use coal stored at school buildings in Kananga and Cheshire to relieve stranded residents.

Gallipolis Emmett Keeler Kananga Cheshire Gallia-Meigs County Line

Boundary Law Lets West Virginia Control Gallipolis Flood Area

West Virginia claims jurisdiction over one fourth of Gallipolis during floods based on an old pre Civil War slave boundary that northern Ohio shorelines were considered outside southern control. The line supposedly runs to wading distance from the Ohio shore and remains unrevived in state law.

Gallipolis West Virginia Ohio River Ohio State Ohio

Gallia Academy students build jungle poultry to boost eggs

At Gallia Academy High School Dwight Heath reports 6000 chickens raised by vocational agriculture students. A portable jungle system shelters birds to reduce moulting, extending laying months May to December for higher egg prices. Several students report hundreds of broilers and loan-funded setups, with profits earmarked for feed and expenses.

Gallipolis Dwight Heath Gallia Academy High School Heath Resettlement Administration Quentin Lane

Fire Warnings Issued As Spring Nears In Gallia County

Fire Chief Waiter N Wise warns residents of Gallia County about spring fire risks from house cleaning, burning rubbish, and careless smoking. He urges cold matches, proper disposal, wind condition checks, and clear fire lines to protect timber, wildlife, and scenery.

Gallipolis Waiter N. Wise Here Gallia County Wise Jackson County Wayne G. Banks

New Way To Hold False Teeth in Place

An ad promotes Fasteeth powder to secure dentures by sprinkling on gums. It claims a firm comfortable fit with no gummy taste, freshens breath, and is available from druggists in three sizes.

Gallipolis Gets Mail Saturday Amid Flood

Gallipolis received a trainload of mail from the Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad as Ohio River floodwaters covered tracks near the fair grounds. Railroad workers used rubber boots to clear driftwood from rails. Government coal support arrived via barge from Pt. Pleasant to aid families with invalids.

Gallipolis Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad Ohio River Fairgrounds Iroquois Pt. Pleasant W. Va

Flood Crest of 56 Feet Reached Early Saturday

GALLIPOLIS The crest flood reached 56 feet early Saturday morning isolating the city from Friday until late afternoon. Route 11 from Jackson was closed to traffic while state highway trucks aided motorists at Mills Station despite deep water.

Gallipolis Jackson Mills Station

Pleasant Relief From ConstipatIQ

Sluggish bowels cause poisons to seep through the system and drain beauty and energy. Dr Edwards Olive Tablet offers a gentle relief, prescribed for 20 years as a healthier alternative to laxatives. Take one or two at bedtime. price 80c and 60c. available at all druggists.

Wong Ady

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